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Change the name field in package.json to '@WebOfTrust/signify' #205
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From our vLEI dev community call today. We would like to align with the same organization naming as docker hub, which uses https://hub.docker.com/r/weboftrust/keria. Maintainering members of that npm repo could be @pfeairheller and/or @m00sey representing WebOfTrust and @daviddm @lenkan @iFergal @rodolfomiranda as contributors. |
I noticed it is already taken: https://www.npmjs.com/org/weboftrust, but doesn't say who is the owner. Is it one of us? |
Yes, it is mine |
@pfeairheller can we add more maintainers to @weboftrust/signify? or would you prefer us to find an alternative? |
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Sure thing, I'll add you folks today. |
I suggest that we change the name field from
signify-ts
to@weboftrust/signify
.If we want we could also claim the scope
@wot
to make it more developer friendly?It is the standard in the npm ecosystem, to not add 'js', 'node', etc.
That is why i suggest to remove the ts suffix.
https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v10/configuring-npm/package-json#name
Adding a scope gives the ability to have all future package under the same scope with short names that might already be taken in the public scope eg signify.
The project can still be called signify-ts, just not published as such.
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